The Canadian Election of 1925

Walter R. Sharp

American Political Science Review, 1926, vol. 20, issue 1, 107-117

Abstract: For six years Canada has suffered from a peculiar interaction of economic and political fatalities; and the indeterminate outcome of the general election of October 29, 1925, did little, if anything, toward straightening out the confused situation. First of all may be noted the way in which this situation developed; then some attempt may be made at an analysis of the setback which Premier King's government sustained at the polls.

Date: 1926
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